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A live-in sculpture in Val-David

by Home In Canada Editors
July 8, 2014
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Designed for a nature lover, this hideaway five minutes from Dufresne Regional Park is a jewel. The design in this home, which is for sale, is by artist Robert Lachance. Wood-and-metal beams support the living room ceiling, and the walls feature massive sculptures. Lighting is integrated as well, and the combination of materials, textures and shapes makes each room a live-in sculpture .

Using recycled materials, Lachance retains an earthy design connection to this unconventional living space. The home is located on a 50-acre lot in Val-David, nestled in the middle of a forest. For more information, visit Valbourg.com

 

IMAGE via v2com; photo by Bernard Fougères

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